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A towering figure in the history of philosophy, Epictetus was one of the most influential Stoic thinkers of the ancient world. In 'Dissertationum ab Arriano digestarum libri IV', Epictetus presents a series of discourses on ethical and moral philosophy, rooted in his belief in the fundamental dignity and worth of human beings. Drawing on a range of sources, from classic Greek literature to contemporary philosophical debates, his work remains an enduring testament to the power of reason and the human capacity for self-reflection and moral growth.
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